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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-07-21
The BeEinning Of the Emu.

The beginning of disease is IA sligh. Il, bility
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stomach, the liver OF the bowels ustlall
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Arkansaw Traveller: "Madam your
WAS kil'el, l believe said a
man, addressi " woman who lives ON
the border of the Indian Territory.
"Yes, she re ,lied W tn sigh, and
could have borne the misfortune mech
better had not he circumstances Of his
death been so distressing ""What were
the circums snces2' "Well you see
he was killed ~ man who hal no ex-
perience. whatever in that line. Ii is
sad, OF course, to be killed by a
professional, hut to lie shot down by a
mere amateur is awful beyond descrp.
tion. My hn .hand MAS man of ouch ex
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FRED's RANCH.
A Glowing Description Of n santa
Clara Ranch.

All oidtimers remember Fred Fisk,
who, at one sime. was one of the pro-
prietors of the Eureka Leader. Ac-
cerding To the following WIN j We
clip from the Elk Independent.
it appears Fred Las gone into th
farming business:
Fred Fish a genial son of the sage-
brush. well and faverably known "a.
most OF the old time Nevadans. som
four or five years ago surrendered his
fasorite weapon. the gray gpuse quill fol
aplow aud became aSantaClaFa granger.
Some two resfs ago we enjoyed the
hospitality of Fred and has wife At their
beautiful fruit end VINE ranch near
Los Gatos which enables MS to fully
appreciate the humnr Of the following
description Of the place accompanying
photograph Of the dwcllinr and sur
roundings recently sent by Fred to
friend in this place. Referring to the
photograph writes:
81 send you bsck.side view of my
campoodi Don't send frrnt views l.
ordinary NJ Dis. The party seated il
the Broughman ON the Boulevard that
leads to the thumb hand castle gate is
the prospective rsortgag9r with dslm-
nation spotted hound seated beside him.
The front view, which you are unfor
tunately deprived of seeing shows the
same parties IN very striking attitndes
ON the front 'Pizaro,' and is very
grand. Can't see much N my ranch
as the artist only had single b,rreled,
nuzzle loading camera. it don't SC afer
enough to scoop III much real estate.
but it's 1od enough to bang at per-
sonal property unincumbered. hope
To get better view some day in the
near future. ] anticipated placing
story and half basement mortgage nn
the place IN n year or so, and then |
will send you view of the hole works
mortgage aud all, and key. Parellel
to the road ON the left hand Is my old
orchard, just see few trees of it, aud
continuation of the row of trees on
the right is my new orchard just com
ming into bearing. about forty acres,
and the lower right .hand corner is four
vines ana is just the point of my
vineyard. which runs around the hill.
l think if that dayned artist had
rammed the top wad a little more he
might have brought in few more
vines. MY $780, 200 horse is il the
barn. My fancy Short horned aud
South-down chickens are ia the barn.
too, excepting solitary cock which
stands on trough near the corner If
the barn. All of my New Jerse
Tightening cows and the progeny aye in
pasture, while the artists cat tal~, ~
fires north, bears w. by N east.
know now you are sorry you di MT
come and sac il ylufself 1t is ever
thus we pay for Beglectins onpeftuni
ties, not striking when IA re hot
and If you had come week ago you
would have struck it hot enough.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
THE WORK COMPLETED.

The Peoples Convention Nominate the
Balance of Candidates.
The nomination for city officers was
continued last evening by the "Peo-
pies" convention, and there was good
attendance. Eight o'clock WAS the time
named, but it was nearly nine O'Clock
before the convention was called to or
der by Geo. Paschal.
Then the voting for street commits.
sioner was resumed. 1t was expected
that Quirk would get the nomination,
but on the second ballot Il. Q. first Of the
night Campbell had secured the highest
number OF votes, siXty-two, and was de-
olared the choice of the convention.
For aldermen at large, Dan Lewis,
Geo. Dullnig, w. Heuermann, Maokey,
S. Q. Ball, +. GroOs, DR.. NJ. Lindner, j.
z. Hickman, Jr., and j. Il. Hambleton.
Capt. Merritt was nominated. Handle
ton and Groos declined. On a bal
lot, Lewis, Merritt, Maekey and Heuer-
mann were declared the nominees.
Mackey was called on for a speech, and
having a reserved bottle OF oratorial
gas in his side pocket, he was quite
equal to the occasion.
Having disposed of that business the
following electoral executive committee
was hppointeu'
G. X. Brenneman. (chairman), W.
Hoefling, ST., Jay Minter, Carl Groos, j.
G. Crawford, w. ii. Young, Ed. Fro
boese, Henry Pauly, and W. X. MoFar-
land, which are now in session.
The following gentlemen were nomi-
mated for ward aldermen:
First ward-J. Z. Hickman, Jr.
Second-Otto Solms.
Third-Jacob Weber.
Fourth-C. D. Mcclure.
Sixth-Gus Mauermann.
Seventh-Adolph Dreiss.
Eighth. Ii. Smye.
Then the hat was passed round fol
subscription for expenses and many Of
the delegates disappeared.
KinnahaH who has nominated Gala.
CHER for alderman at large, retracted
his statement that Gallagher would
abide by the convention anC
Gallagher repudiated any authority fol
nomination or desire on his part to ge-
1t. He thanked republicans for theii
support, but recognizing the convention
as republican one, he, as a democrat
was out Of it, but he was still In tn,
race. [Cries Of "Let her 20, Gallagher,
were heard from all parts OF the house.
The convention then adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08


The peoples convention that was held
on last Saturday evening WAS very
oreditable affair for that kind Of gath
erlng. The candidates for mayor were
all Of them gentlemen In whose hands
the city might safely place Its interests.
The vote between Messrs. Brennemnn
and Terrell was exceedingly close, and
considering the late hour at which Mr..
Brenneman advanced his claims is as
fine compliment as could have been
paid him. The result was 10 many re-
spects unlocked for, and now that the
fuslonists have nominated a republican.
the democrats are talking Of boiling and
going In with the regular democratic
convention which lie soon 10 be held.
The attack ia opened upon that peoples
convention all along the democratic
lines, and 1t merely shows that when
too antagOnistic political parties as
sumo to work together there is no agree
ment unless there is some common basis
Of spells upon which the leaders on both
sides are agreed. As there is no pre-
tense that this was the case In last
Saturdays nomination Ii remains to be
seen to what extent fusion really fuses
In San Antonio. One would think the
experiment had been demonstrated a
sufficient failure heretofore to require no
repeating.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
CAMPAIGN SPARKS.

Willie Campbell and Alderman
Mackey are the strongest candidates on
the people ticket.
Alderman Gallagher thanks his re-
publican friends for their compliment airy
vote last night, but will run the race out
on the democratic line.
Some enemy tried to kill of our lit
tie DR.. Lindner last night by nominat-
ing him for alderman at large The doc
tor is still at large, and will help to beat
Anton Adam.
Col. John Copeland seems to be pretty
well satisfied with the tickets In the
field.
John J. Stevens can beat the present
candidate for city collector and the
LIGHT would like to see him candi-
date.
The office Of city collector will not go
by default. The coming man will be
heard from in a few days.
The colored voter didn't get even as
much rs old Mother Hubbard's dog. Not
even bone was thrown to them.
By little concerted action the col
ored voters OF the Sixth and Seventh
wards can elect a couple of aldermen.
A strong effort is being made to get
Captain L. Z. Mccall to run for city col
lector.
The extreme tail end of the peoples
ticket flor ward sldermen) Is extremely
thin, aud will be swept before the COM
ing storm.
The citizens OF the Fourth ward would
serve their interests well by eleeting
Hon. James p. Newoomb as alderman.
Captain Pauly's friends should not
have put him up for slaughter last night.
James Martin, Jr., would make a
good alderman for the 9th ward.
One Of the hottest contested seats for
alderman will be from the Sth ward.
Many Of our best citizens will cast
their vote for VIM. Crysler, for recorder.
Remember the LIGHT office is pre-
pared to print election tickets by the
million, at the lowest living rates.
The LIGHT predicts that Stage Coach
| Star-ROute-Merritt will be beaten by
Col. Augustus Belknap, not less than
one thousand votes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
W. III. Jones, sheriff OF Val Verd
county, is at the Central.
THE INSIDE TRACK"
Oliver Doud and Kate Byron Delight a
San Antonio Audience With
Scudamore's Play

Oliver Doud and Kate Byron Delight
San Antonio Audience With
Scudamore's Play.
Soudamore's Inside Track" is I'M
doubtedly a strong play, of great melo-
dramatic force, and, presented as 1t was
last night at the Grand opera-house by
an excellent company, 1t Is bound to be
a success, but by those who know and
appreciate the reality OF the portraits OF
English characters unprecedented 1t will
be better appreciated. The Jerry
Twaddle Of Kate Byron presents an ex.
cellent portrait Of the London street
''arab" with his virtues and failings, and
In the Harry Denbigh Of Oliver Doud
Byron you have an excellent impersona-
ton OF the impecunious and careless
collegean, who has the making Of the
man and lacks the circumstances to
draw 1t out. Fred Warren's typical
thief, Jim, and Kitty, his wife, by Mrs.
d. Delaro, are such characters as you
can see every day in the "Seven Dials"
OF London. Then you have the manly
John Foster (R. Fulton RusselI), the viii
famous Sam Slade Harry B. Hudson),
the simple and dogmatic parson, the
Rev. Theophelus Denbigh (Charles J.
Young) and the city policeman, Steele,
MAX Miller, all excellent in their re-
spective parts. A word Of praise Is also
due for Miss Lisle Leigh's Winnie FOs-
ter, In which she represents the beauty,
honesty and faith Of an English girl.
The play is repIete with wit, and
abounds with dramatic effects, and
there 10 no question that 1t pleased the
many who saw It.
This afternoon "The Inside Track" is
being repeated at the matinee, and at
night the company will introduce the
new sue cess, First Glass;"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Don't Understand our Bat Cave.

G. L. Wagner is usually cool man and
Is not surprised much at anything that
may occur In this strange world, but he
was surprised this morning at receiving
letter from an acquaintance In st.
Charles, La, asking bim to send him five
sacks Of guano from the bat cave of San
Antonio, as he wanted to experimental
ize with 1t. From the letter 1t is evil
dent that the gentleman In question has
read Of San Antonio's bat cave, and in
stead OF knowing 1t to be the police
headquarters, he concludes that it IL q
veritable bat cave where guano Is manu-
featured by the wholesale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
For Alderman at Large.

Answering the many enquiries made,
| desire to say that am still before the
people as candidate for alderman at
large, In accordance with the reply that
l made to petition signed by business
men OF the city asking me to run for the
office.
l want il to be distinctly understood
that | am as much interested In the
city's welfare as any man In It,.
III the people have confidence In me they
will give me their votes; II not, / am
anxious to know IL. have given all my
time and money for the advancement OF
the city, many times crlppling my re-
sources, and no one can be more anxious
than am to know whether the people
judge me by idle rumors or by actual
facts. am In the field entirely inde-
pendent Of parties or factions.
A. BELKNAP.
W. III. Jones, sheriff OF Val Verde
county ia a tho Canfral
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Some Were Fooled.

Information was passed round yester-
day that there would be plume drill Of
the Belknap Rifles ut the armory, and
certain members were requested to at
tend In full dress uniform. Those who
were In the secret that 1t was a spurious
call, attended In civilian dress, but the
hailed with laughter. The fooled ones
were mad and one OF them wanted to
whip the crowd Of victimizers, but soon
all was smoothed over, and the crowd
went to the theatre, adjoining the pea
nut gallery with their presence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
OPERATE Features,

The delightful opera "Nanon," to be
produced at the Grand by the Carleton
Opera company's matinee, on Wednes-
day, is one OF the New York Casino sue
cesses, and its popularity Ia only
equslled by "Ermine," that will be
played on Thursday. The "Mikado," as
will be introduced by this company at
Thursday matinee, is immense, because
Carleton has secured the original text,
SCORE and OrchestratiOn. and il is under
the direction Of the London stage man
ager, who originally produced It. The
caste for all the opera ls strong and a
musical treat Of the first order may be
expected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
A Vulgar Little Boy.

A party Of dudes we're outside the
opera house last night talking Of the
girls and waiting for the next man to
say drinks" when a poor little boy
came up, told piteous story and begged
for little money to get something to
eat. III the dudes hadn't brains they
had hearts, and soon the little fellow
went of with 80 cents In his hand that
he had collected In dimes and nickles.
Then LIGHT man watched the little
fellow. He turned round Crockett
street corner where he was joined by
two other little boys. One Of the latter
asked: "Well, Gully, what did you get?"
"Oh," replied the little beggar, 81
worked those darned suckers for so
cents; let's have Q SPREE" and they
went on their way rejoicing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
District Court.

The Scott murder case was still before
the court this morning. The evidence
on both sides is now in, and the argu-
ment will very probably commence this
afternoon for the prosecution.
New cases filed:
Annie Coleman va. John Coleman;
suit for divorce on the grounds of aban-
donment.
w. Fl. Maverick VS., W. II. Young ct
al; suit on note
San Antonio National bank vs.. VIM. 8.
Carothers ct al suit on note.
San Antonio National bank Va. j. N.
Upton; suit on note.
Geo. W. Polk va. r. B. Banister; suit
on note.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
No Convention for Democrats.

The democratic executive committee
met last evening and took the political
situation under advisement. In the end
IL agreed to circulate proclamation
giving good advice to democrats, and
that document is now in the course Of
signature. Ii is understood that the ex-
ecutive committee have abandoned the
idea Of holding convention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
A Mourning Bride.

The remains of Clinton Barker, who
was killed at Cleburne on Friday, were
brought to the city yesterday and were
Inferred here, large number Of rela-
tives and friends following the remains
to the grave. The deceased's young
bride was present and her grief was ter
riole. Many wept at the sight Of her,
and all felt heartfelt sympathy for her
in the great bereavement she has sus-
tanned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

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Marriage Licenses

d. c. Merritt. and Mrs. Martha No
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Juan Garcia and Jesinta Cruz.
Mitchell Jefferson and Mary Christie
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j. III. Clarke and Mrs. j. E. Jones.
Chas. Dearborn and Sallie Short.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Notice to. the Public.

DIR. Edgar Galley having returned to
England, has left his practice In charge
of DR.. Thomas ID. Wheatley, In whom he
has the utmost confidence.
DIR. EDGAR GALLEY.
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EB-Bear in mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber, at
the International and Great Northern
depot. Silly
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B. Smith q Son,

Merchant tailors. respectfully Inform
their customers and the public al large,
that during the holidays they will make
q reduction Of 10 per cent. on Gil gar
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where. b. SMITH Son,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

Or. 4. ID. Wbeatley Will receive pa
tients at his residence and consulting
room, % South Presa street, from TO IL
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08
Callaghan Endorsed.

The Bexar county democratic COM
mittee's address is to hand just as we
are going to press. 1t declines to call .
convention, and endorses Bryan Calla-
CHAN for mayor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-08

Mrs. c. S. Radigan, of Mexico, is at
the Central